Exemplos de uso de State indicated em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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On November 13, 2000, the State indicated that it wished to begin friendly settlement proceedings.
This date corresponds to the opening of the case, andnot to the filing of the complaint with the IACHR, as the State indicated.
The State indicated that it wished to reserve its response on the questions of law raised in the petition.
In its first substantive presentation of March 12,2001, the State indicated that domestic remedies had not been exhausted.
The State indicated, finally, that it has been taking the necessary steps to comply with the non-monetary forms of compensation.
As regards recommendation No 5 from Chapter VII, on implementation of the Law against Family Violence, Law No 26,260, the State indicated that it has been subject to several amendments.
On March 10, 2002 the State indicated that additional comments related to the instant case were pending.
With respect to the Petitioners' allegations relating to the delay in trying Mr. Sewell, the State indicated that it would investigate the facts surrounding the allegation and submit the results thereof to the Commission.
The State indicated that this decision was taken by the Supreme Court acting within its sphere of competence and in accordance with applicable law.
With respect to compliance with the recommendation under analysis, the State indicated that the Supreme Council of Military Justice has undertaken to review the cases in which those rules have been applied.
The State indicated, first, that the petition is inadmissible because the violations alleged predate its ratification of the American Convention.
Acosta gave his testimony on December 11, 1996 and, according to what the State indicated in its communication of August 7, 1998, this testimony was received by the court which had requested it on January 2, 1998.
The State indicated that domestic remedies had not been exhausted and that the presumption of truth provided for in the event of a State's failure to respond did not apply.
In the present case, the State indicated that the action for damages was still available to the petitioners.
The State indicated that in 1935, a Supreme Decree established the Maritime Labor Control Commission(CCTM), the agency that regulated, controlled, and managed the various port activities.
Throughout its presentation the State indicated that the petition should be declared inadmissible for failure to exhaust domestic remedies.
The State indicated that the Commonwealth of The Bahamas is an archipelago of several hundred islands which spread over thousands of miles of ocean between the North American Florida peninsula and the islands of Cuba and Hispaniola.
At the secondary school level, the State indicated that improvements were taking place in both the basic and diversified cycles.
Moreover, the State indicated in its March 2, 2001 submission that its summary demonstrated that the process concerns complex facts which have given rise to the opening of various administrative and judicial files, all interrelated with each other.
Analyses of production by state indicated that são paulo and rio de janeiro are the absolute leaders in national scientific production.
Rather, the State indicated in its communications of October 17, 1996 and June 2, 2000 with the Commission that it had nothing further to submit in the case.
In its initial report, the State indicated that it had designated a special lawyer to carry out a complete investigation into the facts.
In its reply, the State indicated that notwithstanding the scope of the problem, it did not have a policy aimed at providing universal access to anti-retroviral treatment for carriers of HIV/AIDS.
Regarding protective measures, the State indicated that it had alerted the Seventh Army Brigade and that the beneficiaries have been working as usual since July 6, 2002.
In particular, the State indicated that it rejected the first and third recommendations, based upon its observations in Case 12.185(Michael Domingues), a summary of which has been published on the Commission's website.
With regard to the second recommendation in the Commission's report, the State indicated that its efforts to ensure that relevant domestic practice is consistent with the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations and to ensure that public law enforcement officials fully implement Article 36 of the Convention are ongoing and intensive.
The State indicated in that initial response that, in conformity with its practice of cooperation with the Commission, it was disposed to initiate proceedings to seek a friendly settlement of the matter denounced in accordance with the terms of Article 48 of the American Convention.
In its communication, the State indicated that it disagreed with the conclusions contained in the Commission's report, for the reasons stated in its previous submissions in the matter.
On that same occasion, the State indicated that, for the time being, it could not reply to the question of whether or not it accepted the proposal for a friendly settlement but that it would do so within the next 45 days.
In its initial response, the State indicated that it had asked the Office of the Provincial Prosecutor of Lamas to report on the results of the investigation into the murder of Ricardo Salazar Ruiz.